Two-Way Door Decisions

Not all decisions are equal. Some are one-way doors — nearly impossible to reverse. But most are two-way doors: you can walk through, and if it's wrong, walk back. The tragedy is that we treat two-way doors like one-way doors, and agonize for months over choices we could test in a week.

This book teaches you to sort your decisions by reversibility: moving fast on the reversible ones, being deliberate on the irreversible ones, and never again spending one-way-door energy on a two-way-door choice.

Fear dresses up as wisdom, but often it's just fear. God didn't give us a spirit of fear — He gave us a sound mind. Learn which doors lock behind you and which don't, and start moving.

Part of the Made Simple Framework by Kimani Upshur, M.Ed.